Lender · Orlando, FL · Member since 2016 · 340 posts · 115 votes
6y
My wife and I stayed in one our first Air BnBs in Louisville, KY. I was skeptical (still am a hotel guy 100%) but it was really awesome. Right downtown. Old loft apartments in a brick building with tall ceilings, brick walls and wood floors. I'd like to see more more cities doing this. Flew to Memphis yesterday for a meeting and to see some houses. Good example of a downtown that could use this strategy. (hotels won't like it but times change... and it's just business).
Lender · Orlando, FL · Member since 2016 · 340 posts · 115 votes
6y
My wife and I stayed in one our first Air BnBs in Louisville, KY. I was skeptical (still am a hotel guy 100%) but it was really awesome. Right downtown. Old loft apartments in a brick building with tall ceilings, brick walls and wood floors. I'd like to see more more cities doing this. Flew to Memphis yesterday for a meeting and to see some houses. Good example of a downtown that could use this strategy. (hotels won't like it but times change... and it's just business).
Real Estate Professional · Memphis, TN · Member since 2015 · 19 posts · 4 votes
6y
@Dustin Lauer We definitely have some downtown airbnbs popping up in Memphis. You should check out the Exchange building downtown if you are interested that kind of thing the owners have turned most of their units into airbnbs and have been using blockchain technology to run a keyless operation for their tenants.